1939 Stanley Cup Finals - The Series

The Series

Frank Brimsek held Toronto to just six goals in the 5 games.


April 6 Boston Bruins 2–1 Toronto Maple Leafs Boston Garden
(Bobby Bauer, Eddie Shore) Woody Dumart, 1 - 16:04 First period No scoring
No scoring Second period No scoring
Bobby Bauer, 2 - 16:31 Third period 13:54 - Red Horner, 1 (Gus Marker, Doc Romnes)
April 9 Boston Bruins 2-3 OT Toronto Maple Leafs Boston Garden
No scoring First period 8:55 - Erwin Chamberlain, 2 (Bingo Kampman, Gordie Drillon)
9:29 - Syl Apps, 2 (Nick Metz, Gordie Drillon)
(Flash Hollett, Bill Cowley) Roy Conacher, 2 - 15:05
(Eddie Shore, Bill Cowley) Mel Hill, 5 - 16:18
Second period No scoring
No scoring Third period No scoring
No scoring First overtime period 10:38 - Doc Romnes, 1 (Gus Marker, Harvey Jackson)
April 11 Toronto Maple Leafs 1-3 Boston Bruins Maple Leaf Gardens
No Scoring First period No Scoring
No scoring Second period No Scoring
(Doc Romnes) Gus Marker, 2 - 19:10 Third period 1:27 - Bobby Bauer, 3 (Milt Schmidt)
8:12 - Roy Conacher, 3 (Bill Cowley)
13:02 - Jack Crawford, 1 (Bill Cowley, Roy Conacher)
April 13 Toronto Maple Leafs 0-2 Boston Bruins Maple Leaf Gardens
No scoring First period 2:20 - Roy Conacher, 4 (Mel Hill)
No scoring Second period No scoring
No scoring Third period 12:25 - Roy Conacher, 5 (Bill Cowley, Mel Hill)
April 16 Boston Bruins 3-1 Toronto Maple Leafs Boston Garden
(Roy Conacher, Bill Cowley) Mel Hill, 6 - 11:40 First period 18:40 - Rudolph Kampman, 1 (Doc Romnes)
(Eddie Shore, Bill Cowley) Roy Conacher, 6 - 17:54 Second period No scoring
(Jack Crawford, Milt Schmidt) Flash Hollett, 1 - 19:23 Third period No scoring
Boston won series 4–1


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